Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-21

OIL. watcr white. per gallon. 10 cents.
Beans. hand picked. per nUshel. I IS.
Peas. green, per bushel rs
Syrup. Sugar. per gallon, 80. IS
n. o. molasses, per gallon. 90 cents.
Nolasses per gallon ~ cents
Dried Apples at James, s, pound
Frech stock of new candy at James
New maple sugar, cheap at James.
]. NJ. Jones is erecting fine add
ton to his residence.
Fresh garden seeds of all kinds at w
II. James.
j. Wilson Staley is enjoying fine
Columbia bycicle.
G. K. Wilcox, of Blaine, began plow
ing last Friday, for spring crops.
The Crawford County board of Sup
ervisors will meet on the 25th inst.
DIR. Thatcher's improvements of his
premises add greatly to look as well as
value.
Goods delivered to all parts of the
village at Firms, and prices the low
est.
Marbles and Base Ball engage the
attention of the rising generation just
as of old.
We hope to see large attendance
of the farmers of the county tomorrow
afternoon.
The finest stok of hats north of Bay
City can be found now at Films. An
endless variety.
Archie Babbltt rides out after fly
er, hitched to one of those famous
Jackson Wagons.
All kinds of soap. largest bars and
cheapest soap ever brought to Gray
ling, at James.
Chas. Robinson has sold his residence
to J. s. Harder, who will hold 1t for
rent. A good Investment.
Frank Forbes has been nursing a
monster feion on his right thumb foI
the past ten days. Ough.
w. II. James has the finest land
roller we ever saw. Boiler iron cover,
wrought arms and all iron except
tongue.
On April 21st j. NJ. Finn will open a
ware house in the Skating Rink, with
full line of Hay, Oats, Feed &c.
Levi. II. Decker made final proof on
his homestead in Frederic, last Thurs
day, before the County Clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quance, of Beaver
Creek, returned from visit to the
South part of the State, last Saturday.
The boys are having heaps of fun
catching suckers. Que fun consists III
eating them by courtesy of A. j. Love
]. s. Harder has purchased the re
sidence of John london, on Maple
street, and rented it, to supervisor
Hum.
Among the coming events in Gray
ling, is a social, which will he In the in
terest of Rev. J.H. Phelps. The date
is notyet fixed.
The largest stock, and best assert.
ment of Window Shade Spring Rollers
and fixtures can be found ut Traver's
Furniture Rooms.
About three weeks ago Mrs. Hollo
we'll, of Oscodo county, fell on the ice
and the injusy has resulted in paraly-
sis of the left side.
The ladies are growing interested in
the selection of howerseeds, studying
seed catalogues has taken the place OF
fashion magazines.
IL you wish people to trade with
You, invite them to do SO, by good
advertisement in the columns of a
wideiy-oirculated newspaper.
'iThis seems TO be mighty poor land
stranger. "said travelefto farmer
leaning on his fence. What do YOU
grow here T. "Grow lazy was me re-
'' How %..srsk No.. win =.
spond to the Govefhor;sssrl; clanIation,
appointing April 25, as Arbor Day, and
plant at least one tree.
Last Thursday parsnip measuring
81 feet long by four inches in diameter
was dug on the farm Of w. b. Gillett,
near this place, and Is a specimen OF
Rosconmon plains product. -Roscom
men Eetcs. m
Mr.. a. w. Evans has concluded
her visit here. and returned to lel
home ut II5inelnnpton, n. Y lie'
return here will be welcomed ut any
time by Ilosts VI friends,